Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
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The News of the Day Pointedly Para
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The News of the Day Pointediy Para
Erapbed for Hasty Readers.
THREE deeds OF trust were admitted Il
record yesterday.
"LITTLE NUGGET" matinee atthe Grand
this afternoon.
LENA KEMP was adjudged a lunatit
yesterday, and will be taken to Weston
this morning.
ANNIE COSTELLO, for street walking,
was the only case registered at police
headquarters last night.
ADRUNKEN man had q bad fall yester'
day while trying TO ascend the board walk
near the colored church in the Second
ward.
THE work of laying the natural gas pipe
on Eleventh street wa about completed
yesterday evening. 1t is being put into q
number Of dwellings.
THE Committee on Decorations of the
Bellaire street fair, expect to secure the
three large illuminating arches from
Wheeling used at the big reunion.
THE physicians of the city will meet
this evening at s o'clock, in the Board OF
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ton on the death of DR.. Sample Ford.
OUR exchanges are in ecstacies over the
Haverly Minstrel success. A noted tenor
in the company, formerly an English choir
singer, receives an ovation everywhere.
THE steamboatmen in this vicinity are
about out of patience waiting for a steam
boat rise in the river. They say that II
looks as if the ice would come before a good
stage of water.
The new st. A%lphOnsus church will be
formally dedicated on Sunday, October ID,
with appropriate services. A large num-
Der OF people frora surrounding cities are
expected to be present.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a
grand reception near Short Creek, TINS
county, at an early date. Quite a number
from this city will attend. T.. t. Cock
ayne will furnish the music.
ANOTHER immense house greeted Lit
tie Nugget at the Grand Opera House,
last evening, and the audience left highly
pleased, az the storms of applause that
greeted the performers twOnld indicate
Matinee this altermance.
MRS. REBECCA NESBIT, an OH anu IT.
spected lady, died last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Beckett on Fourteenth
street, after q short illness. The body will
be taken TO her old home, Washington,
Pa, on Thursday morning, for interment.
THE Martins Ferry Maennerchor will
dedicate their new hall on Washington
street tonight. 1t had been the intention
to run the steamer Climax to the wharf,
but the low water necessitates the aband-
onment of the plan. Buses will leave
the city for the scene of the event.
The river marks from above last evening
were rs follows: Oil City 9 inches and
falling; Parker, below gauge; Lock No. 4,
s feet 4 inches and stationary; Greensboro,
5 feet 10 inches and falling; Brownsville,
4 feet 7 inches and stationary; Morgan
town, 3 feet 6 inches and stationary.
THE Resembling of the Wheeling
C%hautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
will be on Friday, September Both, at 7:3U
D. III. in the parlors of the y. M. Z. Asso-
citation. The first regular meeting OF the
Circle will be held on the first Friday
evening in October, and preparatory to this
meeting it is especially requested that all
members and all contemplating member
ship in this local circle, will Immediately
leave their subscriptions for the ChdutdU'
gudn and books with the Treasurer, Mr..
Jos. A. Bell, at Logan 4 Co.'S drug store,
who will sendthem forward at once.